Explore Our Customizable Options for Simulated Divided Lites Tailored To Your Project Needs
We offer a variety of SDL assembly options designed to meet the specific needs of window and door projects. From fully assembled to flexible, uncut bars, you have complete control over your order.
Cut & Notched (Unassembled, Shipped Flat)
Description: This option is ideal for businesses or professionals who prefer to handle the final assembly themselves. Each bar is carefully cut and notched according to your specifications and then shipped flat.
Benefits:
- Easier storage and shipping.
- Offers flexibility for final assembly on-site.
- Cost-effective for larger projects where assembly labor is readily available.
Assembled Cut & Notched (Ready to Install)
Description: If you prefer a product that’s ready to be installed, the Cut and Notched bars are fully assembled before shipping. These units are crafted to fit seamlessly into your window or door system, requiring minimal effort for installation.
Benefits:
- Saves time on-site, allowing for faster project completion.
- Minimizes the risk of incorrect assembly.
- Convenient and efficient for projects that require quick turnaround.
Coped (Unassembled, Shipped Flat)
Description: The Coped option provides bars that have been precisely cut and shaped (or “coped”) for perfect joint fitting, but are not pre-assembled. This option is shipped flat, allowing the customer to assemble the SDL bars at their convenience.
Benefits:
- Perfect for custom projects where precision fitting is important.
- Flexible storage and transport.
- Provides a custom solution while keeping costs lower than pre-assembled options.
Lineal Bars (Uncut, Unassembled, Shipped Flat)
Description: For projects requiring full customization, this option provides uncut and unassembled SDL bars. These bars are shipped flat, allowing you to cut them to specific lengths and assemble them as needed for each project.
Benefits:
- Full control over customization for highly specific designs.
- Ideal for professional installers or fabricators who require precise control over the final product.
- Cost-effective for larger projects or companies with their own cutting equipment.
